Answer Posted / Rajeev Sharma

In AngularJS, transitions are defined using a combination of state, stateTransition and animation rules within the $stateProvider. Here's an example of defining a transition from 'home' to 'about':n```javascriptn$stateProvidern .state('about', { /* ... */ })n .state('home', {n views: {n 'main': {n templateUrl: 'home.html',n controller: 'HomeCtrl'n }n },n transition: {n to: 'about',n notify: true,n onEnter: function($rootScope) {n $rootScope.$broadcast('transitionStart');n },n onExit: function() {n // Perform any cleanup or save state heren }n }n })n```

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